Free Post Frank Ricci Friendship, loss, and reconciliation converge in 'The Story of My Life': A chat with Ray Ellis 'The tremors Mark and I have are really noticeable when we get nervous and there are a lot of intense moments in the show. I think it will add to the show, because you will not only feel the tension, you will see it.'
Free Post Jenna Moore SMF: Taj Mahal asks attendees to be present and participate in the show ‘You’re supposed to participate and engage during any musical experience. The audience is just as important a part of the music as the musicians… I love it when the audience dances.’
Free Post Lila Miller 'Looking for artists who are looking to grow': Savannah Stage Company presents Spring Acting Classes 'What a lot of people see as talent is – they see bravery. We like to think of talent as bravery, imagination, the nerve to do it, and that is a result of hard work and humility over time.'
Free Post Lila Miller Coulter Fussell's 'Gold Can Stay' explores childhood and nostalgia through sculptural fiber works 'I wasn't a bad painter, but I just wasn't able to accomplish in painting what I was really wanting to do, that only happened when I switched over to textiles.'
Free Post Jenna Moore Collective of Savannah’s finest comes together to celebrate Eric Clapton’s music 'We have two full sets of music planned for everyone. One will be acoustic and the other an electric set!'
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: March 24-30 A Southern band playing music so tied to the UK might raise an eyebrow, but they do more than pull it off — they kill.
Free Post Jenna Moore SMF: East Nash Grass set for debut 'My parents put a fiddle in the closet for whenever I wanted to pick it up.'
Free Post Jenna Moore SMF: Jenny Scheinman's jazz violin "The music we will be playing in Savannah is very much inspired by Duke Ellington's 'Such Sweet Thunder.'"
Free Post Flannery-inspired concert at Service Brewing will mark author's centennial "Flannery helped me understand my Southern roots. I would meet all these characters in her writing, and I’d say to myself, ‘I know these folks.’"
Free Post Mia Holmes Green-Meldrim House set to commemorate Lafayette visit 'People were waving and just very excited to see the nation's guests, the last surviving major general from the revolution.'
Free Post Brian Myers Savannah City Council wrap-up, March 13 Mayor Johnson made it clear that “while we will not criminalize homelessness, that criminal acts need to be addressed.”
Free Post Building Savannah: The latest developments about development 'I don’t think Oglethorpe intended four-lane divided highways and traffic lights... As you cross East Broad and head out President Street the lots look radically different' from the Historic District.
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: March 18-23 Full of angst and frustration? Ask your doctor about powerviolence.
